Overnight music video

In an earlier post, I announced that Mrs. Carl and I are celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary this evening, along with the 12th birthday of son#3, child #6. In honor of the occasions, I'd like to play a song which, I believe, embodies the dream of every Orthodox Jewish couple who gets married (okay, that's a bit presumptuous, but I don't believe it's an exaggeration). The song is by Baruch

Overnight music video

Here's Ohad Moskowitz singing a capella (no instruments) with Birkath HaBanim (the blessing of the children) which is recited to each child on the eve of Yom Kippur (if someone sends me an email and reminds me, I will post it again before Yom Kippur). There's a reason I wanted to post it tonight - we'll discuss it tomorrow night.

Let's go to the videotape.

Overnight music video

Here's Asher Brode with Shma Bni (Listen my son), which is the opening of what's known as Iggereth haRamban (Nachmonides' letter).

Let's go to the videotape.

Overnight music video

Tonight is the 15th of Av, a day which has become a day to celebrate love. Here is Avraham Fried with Kama Tov She'Nifgashnu (How good it is that we met).

Let's go to the videotape.

Overnight music video

After having posts today about Jewish unity, on the one hand, and baseless hatred, on the other, let's talk a bit about Mashiach (the Messiah). Here are Shloime Dachs and his son Dovid singing Anovim.

Let's go to the videotape.

Overnight music video

This post was supposed to go up at 3:24 am but did not because Blogger was down for maintenance. I am re-posting it.

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It's the first overnight music video in more than three weeks, it's the day after we finished our annual mourning period for the Temple, and we're now heading for a three-week frenzy of weddings.

Can anyone guess what I'm going to play tonight?

Here's Yaakov